Ruvoll Ja
Ruvoll Ja is a Mamool Ja in Yak T'el.
Quests Started
Quests Involved In
| Quest | Level | Quest Giver | Questline |
|---|---|---|---|
| Cultivating Hope | 90 | Gotoll Ja |  Mamool Ja Quests┗ Mamool Ja Main Quests |
| Touring Tural | 100 | Zelihali | Intersocietal Quests ┗ Dawntrail Allied Society Quests |
| Hero's Day Off | 100 | Liplu | Intersocietal Quests ┗ Dawntrail Allied Society Quests |
Dialogue
Friendly Reputation with the Mamool Ja
Ruvoll Ja: Our plots have been tilled and we've already started planting. With everyone's help, I'm sure we'll make a great gainery!
Trusted Reputation with the Mamool Ja
Ruvoll Ja: When I moved to Tuliyollal, I had to leave behind my wivre...
Ruvoll Ja: I was a little nervous that I'd lost my knack for taming, but I'm glad everything worked out. My Doppro roots aren't so easily shaken after all!
Respected Reputation with the Mamool Ja
Ruvoll Ja: Thank you for coming with me to convince Mireel Ja. I have higher hopes than ever!
Ruvoll Ja: Now that we have more manpower, I'll have to think up what else can be done for the gainery...
Honored Reputation with the Mamool Ja
Ruvoll Ja: You'd think maintaining our lights would be a simple task, but in truth our magical practitioners have to constantly adjust intensity, wavelength, heat, and all sorts of other things according to Anggir's readings.
Ruvoll Ja: And the readings change day by day! Really makes you appreciate the technical artistry we're working with.
Sworn Reputation with the Mamool Ja
Ruvoll Ja: Thanks for your help with the banquet. I got to speak properly with Hunmu Rruk afterwards, and we have plans to commence trade of our vegetables with Iq Br'aax.
Ruvoll Ja: It's all thanks to everyone who's worked so hard to bring change to this forest. I'm so glad to have met you and Anggir!
Bloodsworn Reputation with the Mamool Ja
Ruvoll Ja: [Forename], nice to see you! Gok Golma's still flourishing, thanks to everyone's efforts.
Ruvoll Ja: Now that we're a part of the Turali Agricultural Association, we've begun proper trade with outside communities. Which is why we need more help than ever around the gainery. If you've a moment to spare, feel free to lend us a hand!